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...but bashing Exotic Bashing is what the cool kids are doing.
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Look if you apply Crist's Alphabet method then you might as well buy Dave Ramsey's book if you're opinion is bad to begin with.
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I would keep doing exactly what you are doing now, and double up - you're getting close to a HUGE score, and you don't want to be thin when it hits - PS - the Giant's Causeway angle is fierce...I wouldn't have given that out on the internet if I were you
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[quote=jcs11204]i dont know ? there is no difference at all i guess .
help me[/QUOTE] Joe, You should just stop. A while back you sent me a sad message about how your parents died in a car crash and how despite inheriting $12,000,000 you were still unhappy. Instead of making up internet stories about your sad ass self you should do something positive for yourself to fix whatever ails you. If you do have kids, there is nothing that says that just because their mother doesn't love you cannot be a good father. Whatever your true story is, grow up, you whiny little phuck. |
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A book on redboarding
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thats obvious. i don't make any money unless i win . |
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Ok well I just finished up “Not by a long shot” by td thornton, thought it was a great book (even though he kinda floats out to left field with some of his paragraphs).
Heading to vegas next month and I figured I’d try to hone my “handicapping” skills a little. Exotic Betting is #1 on my list, but I don’t wanna order only 1 book from BN.com, might as well get a few, but nothing is really jumping out at me. Here are some others I was thinking about Handicapping the Wall Street Way by Mark Ripple Value Betting at the Racetrack by David Johnson Expert Handicapping, Revised Edition by Dave Litfin Bet With the Best II by Daily Racing Form (I have read volume 1) Best of Thoroughbred Handicapping by James Quinn Handicapping for Bettor or Worse by John Lindley Handicapping Contest Handbook by Noel Michaels If anyone has any feedback on any of those I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance -bt- |
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I also tried honing my skills a bit by taking a little reading refresher course. I read exotic betting and thought I got alot out of the book. Then I read handicapping 101 by Brad Free. Sure there was alot of things that I understood already. But there were some other things that I thought I got out of the book. Mainly in the speed and class areas. Also I will look at firsters different now. They were both informative and quick easy reads. Now if I could find a book on how to get me out of the house for the weekend, I would be in good shape. |
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'the psychology of the winning horseplayer' by tom hagerty and the 'handicappers condition book' by quinn and beyer on speed gl hooves |
thanks for the help:)
i was on amazon.com and also caught a glance of this one, which i've never seen before: The Tuttle Way: Applied Methodologies On "How To" Interpret The Racing Form From A Winning Horseplayer by Joseph J Tuttle (Paperback - May 14, 2008) ** seems like this tuttle guy has a couple books out there and they seem to get solid reviews -bt- |
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